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Definition: The exercise of control or influence over someone or something, or the state of being so controlled.

Synonym: rule, command, control

Antonym: submission, subordination

Original Sentence: My mother would ground me each time I did something wrong in order to establish her dominance.

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Definition: A shallow sound, channel, or pond near or communicating with a larger body of water

Synonym: bay, pond, estuary, cove

Original Sentence: Ever since I saw social media posts, I have been wanting to go visit the Blue Lagoon in Iceland and experience the warmth and the rich minerals the lagoon water has.

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Definition: A tropical marine mollusk with a spiral shell that may bear long projections and have a flared lip.

Synonym: shell, seashell

Original Sentence: The coach protects itself by using their hard, spiral shell whenever it feels threatened or in danger.

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Definition: A level paved area or platform next to a building; a patio or veranda.

Synonym: balcony, deck, porch

Antonym: Interior

Original Sentence: My grandparents' house has a terrace where I would always go and lie down to watch the stars at night.

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Definition: Superficially plausible, but actually wrong.

Synonym: misleading, false, deceitful

Antonym: valid, honest, true, genuine

Original Sentence: When I missed school for something that was an unlawful absence, my parents would always provide a specious reason of why I missed school on those days.

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Definition: The state or feeling of being actively opposed or hostile to someone or something.

Synonym: conflict, opposition, spite, malice, hatred

Antonym: friendship, goodwill, sympathy, understanding

Original Sentence: As a kid, my cousin told on me for breaking a flower pot and causing me to get in trouble, so after that situation, I would feel enmity towards him when I saw him.

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Definition: The point on which a lever rests or is supported and on which it pivots.

Synonym: pivot, hinge, core

Antonym: stationary, dead point, instability

Original Sentence: The rollercoaster at the state fair had to be shut down due to the fulcrum being damaged.

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Definition: A service of morning prayer in various churches, especially the Anglican Church.

Synonym: morning prayer, prime, lauds

Antonym: evening prayer, vespers

Original Sentence: Every Sunday morning, my mother wakes up early to attend matins at the local church near us.

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Definition: A member of a choir, especially a child or young person singing the treble part in a church choir.

Synonym: singer, vocalist, songster

Original Sentence: Stone is a chorister at Eleanor Roosevelt.

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Definition: The action or process of distributing things or people over a wide area.

Synonym: separation, dispersion, scattering

Antonym: concentration, assembly, gathering

Original Sentence. My brother got lost one time in the store due to the disperal of people there was.

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Definition: Sully, mar, or spoil.

Synonym: degrade, destroy, dirty

Antonym: purify, clean, cleanse

Original Sentence: The environment will soon be defiled by pollution if we don't take action to become a more sustainable community.

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Definition: A place in which a person or thing is located, deposited, or lodged.

Synonym: gathering, pile, accumulation

Antonym: dislodge

Original Sentence: The scientist's research data work files were secured in their lodgment.

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Definition: A decorative design or pattern.

Synonym: design, pattern, logo, decoration

Original Sentence: The coffee shop downtown has a flower motif wallpaper.

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Definition: sit, lie, or stand in a lazy, relaxed way.

Synonym: lounge, sit, slouch, rest

Antonym: stiffened, straightened

Original Sentence: Last year, I always lolled on my bed every time I got home from school.

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Definition: In keeping with good taste and propriety; polite and restrained.

Synonym: well-mannered, proper, modest, dignified

Antonym: indecorous, unseemly, immodest

Original Sentence: My father has always taught me since little how to be a decorous person just like he is.

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Definition: A piece or strip of material in which something is wrapped.

Synonym: wrap, cover, enfold, bandage

Antonym: exposed, bare, uncovered

Original Sentence: In the wintertime, there are large swathes of my backyard covered in snow.

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Definition: A loud, confused noise, especially one caused by a large mass of people.

Synonym: commotion, uproar, frenzy, yelling

Antonym: silence, calm, tranquility

Original Sentence: During our school pep rally, the juniors were filled with tumult over their loss in a game.

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Definition: Use gestures, especially dramatic ones, instead of speaking, or to emphasize one's words.

Synonym: expressive, signal, motion

Antonym: still, frozen, motionless

Original Sentence: Each time I talk to my friend, she is very gesticulating when having conversations with me.

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Definition: Erring or straying from the proper course or standards.

Synonym: guilty, disobedient, troublesome, out of control

Antonym: innocent, well-behaved, proper, complying

Original Sentence: My brother acts like an errant child to my mom, especially when she asks him to do something.

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Definition: Comically or repulsively ugly or distorted.

Synonym: hideous, ugly, malformed, abnormal, weird

Antonym: ordinary, normal, pleasing, appealing,

Original Sentence: As a kid, I would wear interesting outfits, which I now think of as grotesque outfits.

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Definition: Adorn (a place) with ribbons, garlands, or other decorations.

Synonym: decorate, array, embellish, doll up, adorn

Antonym: blemished, scarred, spoiled

Original Sentence: For my Mother's Day gift, I festooned the entrance of the house and the staircase railings with flowers as a surprise for her.

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Definition: (of an attitude or manner) Showing feigned or exaggerated suffering to obtain sympathy or admiration.

Synonym: victimized, self-pitying, overdramatic

Atonym: content, uncomplaining, tough-minded

Original Sentence: When I need help with something, I give people a martyred look, so that they can feel sorry for me and help me.

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Definition: A long, angry speech of criticism or accusation.

Synonym: rant, attack, diatribe, dissing

Antonym: tribute, praise, sanction

Original Sentence: When I failed a math test as a kid, my dad was provoked into a tirade, talking about me needing to focus more on my studies and pay attention in class during the lessons.

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Definition: An accusation in response to one from someone else.

Synonym: countercharge, accusation, implication, squabbling, quarreling, retaliation,

Antonym: reconciliation, resolution

Original Sentence: After my group's engineering project failed, the group leader blamed me for the failure, but I recriminated, saying that they didn’t do anything to help and never took on the role of a real leader.

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Definition: The quality of being cheerful and full of energy; exuberance.

Synonym: joy, buoyancy, enthusiasm, high spirits

Antonym: depression, dullness, sluggishness, indolence, lifelessness

Original Sentence: When I was in elementary school, I was known as the kid whose best personality trait was my ebullience.

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Definition: Relating to or suggestive of a secret plan made by a group of people to do something unlawful or harmful.

Synonym: sneaky, collusive, undisclosed, confidential

Antonym: open, general, well-known, shared, widespread

Original Sentence: When my friends and I want to hang out, we always get conspiratorial about planning where to go, like we're plotting a top-secret mission.

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Definition: Showing varying colors as an opal does.

Synonym: iridescent, colorful, pearlescent, bright, luminescence, radiance

Antonym: dullness, opaqueness, darkness, dimness

Original Sentence: My mom gifted me a necklace from my great-grandmother, where the opalescence shimmered beautifully in the light, and the pink and gold butterfly charm flashed like a ray of sunshine.

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Definition: Relating to a corporation, especially a large company or group.

Synonym: merged, joint, combined, united, collaborative, allied

Antonym: individual, divided, isolated, fragmented, separate

Original Sentence: At school, we all have many friend groups, and sometimes they act like a corporate body at Pep Rallies.

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Definition: Unable to be felt by touch.

Synonym: intangible, elusive, incorporeal, unreal

Antonym: palpable, real, touched, embodied, tangible

Original Sentence: As a kid, I used to think I was a ghost, acting as if I were impalpable to others.

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Definition: An invasion or attack, especially a sudden or brief one.

Synonym: invasion, attack on, raid, storm, ambush

Antonym: retreat

Original Sentence: During war, many armies make sudden incursions into enemy territory.

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Definition: (of bad behavior) Done openly and unashamedly.

Synonym: open, transparent, shameless, bold, flagrant, overt, brazen.

Antonym: inconspicuous, subtle, calm, silent.

Original Sentence: Younger kids always act blatant around others.

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Definition: Aggressive or warlike behavior.

Synonym: aggression, hostility, unfriendliness, rudeness, defiance

Antonym: cordiality, amiability, friendliness, sociability.

Original Sentence: In middle school, there was one person I wanted to become friends with, but their belligerence made it hard for me to talk to them calmly.

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Definition: In a manner indicating disbelief.

Synonym: skeptical, suspicious, unsure, cynical.

Antonym: trusting, naive, sure.

Original Sentence: One time during recess in elementary school, I looked at some kids incredulously when they said they saw a snake in the field.

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Definition: Having or showing a wish to do evil to others.

Synonym: malicious, hostile, evil, vicious, cruel, vengeful, vindictive.

Antonym: benevolent, loving, sympathetic, good, compassionate, kind.

Original Sentence: In many children's stories, the villains act malevolently toward others.

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Definition: Waste or debris of any kind.

Synonym: waste, litter, scrap, scraps, spoilage, junk, fragments, wreckage.

Original Sentence: After the storm, the beach was covered in detritus from the trees.

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Definition: (in biblical use) A sea monster, identified in different passages with the whale and the crocodile.

Synonym: colossal, enormous, gigantic, huge, immense.

Antonym: common, dwarfed, little, ordinary, miniature, tiny.

Original Sentence: As a little girl, I was always scared of the sea because my older cousins would say there was a leviathan living in it.

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Definition: Endless (often used hyperbolically).

Synonym: never-ending, nonstop, everlasting, constant, continual.

Antonym: recurrent, seasonal, periodic, occasional.

Original Sentence: Many students describe their school day as interminable.

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Definition: In a way that shows lack of confidence in one’s own ability, worth, or fitness; timidly or shyly.

Synonym: shyly, timidly, meekly, bashfully, fearfully.

Antonym: boldly, proudly, scornfully, fearlessly, pridefully, brazenly.

Original Sentence: I would always stand up for kids in my elementary school who acted diffidently around bullies.

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Definition: A deep fissure in the earth, rock, or another surface.

Synonym: gorge, abyss, canyons, voids, crater.

Original Sentence: There are many chasms on Earth.

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Definition: The excrement of seabirds and bats, used as fertilizer.

Synonym: manure, feces, poop, excreta.

Original Sentence: When I was on a trail, I slipped on a rock that was covered with guano.

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Definition: A heavy base supporting a statue or vase.

Synonym: podium, base, slab, foundation.

Original Sentence: The statue tumbled from the plinth and smashed to the ground.

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Definition: In a nervous way that causes you or your voice to shake slightly.

Synonym: timidly, nervously, shakily, trembling.

Antonym: daringly, boldly, bravely, fearlessly, confidently.

Original Sentence: I would respond tremulously whenever my mom would yell at me.

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Definition: In a way that shows you refuse or are not willing to do what you are told to do.

Synonym: rebelliously, disobediently, insubordinately, turbulently.

Antonym: loyally, obediently, compliantly, insubmissively.

Original Sentence: I have always acted mutinously towards my mom.

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Definition: The passionate expression of grief or sorrow; weeping.

Synonym: weeping, wailing, crying, sobbing, moaning, mourning.

Antonym: rejoicing, happiness, celebration.

Original Sentence: On New Year's, you don't only think about your blessings, but also your lamentations.

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Definition: In a way that is full of strong emotions.

Synonym: stormily, turbulently, violently, furiously.

Antonym: calmly, serenely, peacefully, tranquily.

Original Sentence: I completed this assignment tempestuously.

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Definition: Digressing from subject to subject.

Synonym: rambling, lengthy, verbose, digressive.

Antonym: concise.

Original Sentence: The professor was discursive as he gave his lecture.